Back to collectionMint volume, referral failures and operator repair
Xai reported nearly 60,000 mints in 24 hours. The count measured keys, not unique buyers. An edited administrator update identified self-referral codes as a cause of failed purchase transactions and said Crossmint card payments were working again. Conversion friction therefore remained visible alongside the headline mint total, rather than disappearing from the record because demand was strong.
Xai reported nearly 60,000 mints in 24 hours. The count measured keys, not unique buyers. An edited administrator update identified self-referral codes as a cause of failed purchase transactions and said Crossmint card payments were working again. Conversion friction therefore remained visible alongside the headline mint total, rather than disappearing from the record because demand was strong.
An operator release addressed submitBulkAssertion error 17 and required a restart for continued challenge submissions. Another notice cited a Diamond pool rate of 90 esXAI per key without stating its time basis. The former was a concrete maintenance action; the latter could not responsibly be annualized or generalized into a universal staking return.